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"\nBig Crown is proud to present the debut single from 79.5 \u201CTerrorize My Heart\u201D.\nHard to categorize, easy to love, 79.5 has been making tons of noise around New York City for the past year. With three lead vocalists, Kate, Nya, and Piya and a band that pulls influence from every corner of a record store, it\u2019s no wonder they are already taking the scene by storm. They are an act that gets put on as an opener and shortly there after is asked by the venue to do a month long residency. That residency leads them to a full page write up in The New Yorker before they even have a single out. The long and short of it is that 79.5 wins over the listeners wherever they play with an infectious energy. Between the arrangements of bandleader Kate Mattison and the prowess of all the players, their sets run a gamut of energies and tempos, whether breaking it down to a capella, turning it up to disco, or mastering the middle, they run the groove, and the crowd follows suit. Take all of that and put it in the studio with Big Crown\u2019s own Leon Michels on production duties and you get a record we can\u2019t wait to put out in the world, a record on which every song was recorded live to tape in one take. \u00A0\n\u201CTerrorize My Heart\u201D, a tune leaving no room for gray, finds the ladies of 79.5 walking the line between vulnerability and forthrightness. Setting out with admonishments of love and infatuation that are checked by the bluntness of women who\u2019ve lived in the Big Apple for years, \u201Cis it her or is it me, that\u2019s how it\u2019s gotta be\u201D. A smashing rhythm section covered in punching rhodes chops, flute parts, and dubbed out reggae rhythm guitar sets the perfect vibe for the ladies to trade off leads and come back together in three part harmonies: All the while taking the whole tune from half time to double time. \u00A0\nThe B side, coined the Disco Dub mixed by Jens Jungkurth, finds Michels\u2019 production taking \u201CTerrorize My Heart\u201D from the change where it goes to four on the floor and lacing it with drums and a clap track that absolutely pushes this tune over the edge into the realm of dancefloor banger. Tombstones fall over, the earth cracks open, and dead people get up and dance when this comes on...\u00A0"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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